>If we need to make changes, we will communicate them to users in advance. Doesn't sound very sincere to me. It's certainly a change that they will communicate

>If we need to make changes, we will communicate them to users in advance. Doesn't sound very sincere to me. It's certainly a change that they will communicate changes to users in advance. Does anyone really expect them to suddenly start now, as if that's a company wide policy they just implemented across the board, for the first time in history, in response to this incident, because nobody at Google ever thought of doing that before?